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Taft’s Brewing Company announced today that proceeds from their new beer, “Love in the Tub” will benefit their staff during this time of need.

Roadhouse Brewing Company announces the launch of All Together IPA, a new beer to benefit hospitality workers, employees and community members who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 temporary restaurant and service industry closures.

3 Daughters Brewing in St. Petersburg announced Tuesday they will be giving 50 free cases of beer away to Florida Heroes on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19 between now and April 30

The latest product from Ska Fabricating, the Magic Bus, joins the fabrication company’s portfolio of canning options.

Hopworks Urban Brewery has released a variety case of beer called the “Homebound Hero 24 Pack.” The case contains four six-packs of Hopworks’ core beers: the newly released Golden Hammer Organic Lager, Tree Frog Organic Pale Ale, Powell IPA, and Robot Panda Hazy IPA.

Since Washington state enacted Shelter In Place, Fremont Brewing has kept all staff employed, adapted and launched new sales mechanisms and is giving back to the community.

Stone Soaring Dragon Imperial IPA harmonizes the delicate floral qualities of White Tea with Citra and Loral hops.

Breakthru Beverage Group, a leading North American beverage distributor with operations across the United States and Canada, today announced the appointment of Sean O’Connor as the Executive Vice President of Breakthru Beverage Florida.

Rogue Ales & Spirits, one of the original craft breweries and distilleries in Oregon, has expanded its product offering with the national launch of its sparkling canned cocktail line, the addition of a new Grapefruit Vodka Soda and a variety pack.

Deschutes Brewery, a trusted brand for 32 years, introduces a new limited release summer seasonal this May.

In an effort to engage with beer lovers and members of the brewing community during this time of social distancing, WeldWerks Brewing Co. will be launching a series of free virtual events over the next few months.

When Castle Island released a beer named Handshakes & Hi-Fives, they had no idea an impending global pandemic would render these social greetings dangerous. But like so many members of the hospitality industry, the young, upstart brewery has been forced to make dramatic changes to its business, creating anxiety and uncertainty about the future.

Prairie Artisan Ales plans to use a portion of proceeds from its new delivery service to benefit hospitality workers affected by COVID-19.